Public Relations

Cedarville University's Hustle House gives student entrepreneurs a Christ-centered community where collaboration, accountability, and faith fuel business growth. The house also serves as the launching point for the growing national Entrepreneurs for Christ movement.

As Cedarville University’s discipleship ministries enters its 25th year, more than 100 student leaders are helping mentor peers through Bible study, community and spiritual growth, continuing a model that equips students to make disciples who disciple others.

After years of rejection from physician assistant programs, Cedarville University graduate Briana Zalewski found more than a career. Through Christian community and mentorship, she came to faith in Christ and now serves patients with compassion and eternal perspective.

Inspired by family traditions and guided by faith, Cedarville University journalism senior Emily Tuttle is pursuing a career in sports journalism through national NCAA coverage, hands-on internships, and a passion for telling the stories behind the games.

As Cedarville University's Getting Started Weekend welcomes a new class, freshman Will Sten arrives with a remarkable story of perseverance, overcoming early physical challenges and a serious knee injury to earn a spot on the Yellow Jackets' cross country and track teams.

Six Cedarville University students transformed a shared passion for entrepreneurship into the Hustle House, where they are launching businesses, leading a national Christian entrepreneurship organization and preparing future student leaders to make a lasting kingdom impact.

Cedarville University graduate Christen Price is using her legal career to defend victims of sexual exploitation, hold powerful technology companies accountable, and advocate for lasting reforms that protect the vulnerable.

Cedarville University Master of Athletic Training graduates traveled to Cameroon with Athletes in Action to help develop athletic training education, equipping future sports medicine professionals while demonstrating how athletic training can serve as both a profession and Christian ministry.

Cedarville University computer science students are using artificial intelligence to study orbital debris, developing algorithms that could improve future space debris retrieval and help protect satellites operating in increasingly congested low Earth orbit.

After leaving Myanmar for Cedarville University, pharmacy student Thurein Zan overcame homesickness, isolation and academic challenges. Strengthened by faith, research experience and perseverance, he discovered a calling to improve patient safety and healthcare access in Myanmar.

Mark Scharnberg, a Cedarville University graduate, is using Iowa United to develop more than elite basketball players. Through intentional discipleship, mentorship and daily life together, he is helping young men grow in character, faith and leadership.

Cedarville University graduate Elizabeth Dunham gained hands-on experience in influencer marketing and brand strategy at Third Wave Water, helping build digital engagement programs before launching her career in public relations and strategic communications.